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You're in your late 40's...

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Bbbananas | 13:45 Thu 08th Jul 2010 | ChatterBank
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what would you prefer:
a partner who really is not very proficient sexually, doesn't really turn you on, but is caring, thoughtful, generous and you have a good time together.
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a partner who is excellent in bed and turns you on, but can be selfish, often ignores you, doesn't make you feel loved and you don't particularly get on out of bed?
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can i be in my late 30's, kick no 2 into touch and train up no 1?
The first description.
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Jeezus - I'd rather be alone and celibate....
well I'm not in my late forties....but option 1 everytime
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and who the feck is that on your avatar?
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Both my above comments were direected towards vibra!!!
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Can't you keep them both salla? ;-p
I sometimes wish I was young again and in my late 40's. I'd select the first option.
Your first option sounds better to me salla, as I'm sure you yourself could teach him all he needs to know for performing in bed !
You have to get on together otherwise the relationship will not last 5 min.....
In my sixties:

Can I have both!! One of each?
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Who said this was personal to me?!!!!
It's just a question. Honestly........
lol... ooooookay....
lo l@ get a cat.

the first option, I can always look after myself, for the other .
I am also not in my forties but I would prefer the first option...
Both.
But I'd have to be sure they never met...........
Marry 1 have 2 on the side, and find a 3 who is a divorce lawyer in case 1 finds out about 2
First option.

you could always keep trying to change them...if not...porn and sex toys.
Ha Ha ummmm !

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